SCENIC CINEMA

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WEATHER POLICY

What happens if it rains or gets cold?

Nobody likes rain on their parade! But at our outdoor screenings, Scenic Cinema is subject to the elements and will go ahead in most weather conditions, including rain. A cancellation will only be considered if the conditions present a danger to patrons or staff. We ask you to monitor forecasts ahead of your visit and dress appropriately. Refunds will not be issued because of rain. Some indoor venues can get cold, particularly during winter months. While we will strive to make your visit as comfortable as possible, we urge you to dress appropriately!

If Met Eireann furnish us with a severe orange or red warning, then of course we will re schedule our event and your ticket will be valid for that new date.

If we do need to cancel, you will be notified by email. We will also announce it on our social media pages, and signage at the venue.

UPCOMING SCREENINGS:

HALLOWEEN 2024!Experience a Hauntingly Unforgettable Movie Night at Cork City Gaol this Halloween!

This Halloween season, Cork City Gaol, one of Ireland’s most atmospheric and historic sites, will transform into the ultimate spooky movie destination! As the autumn air chills and the shadows lengthen, we're inviting you to experience four spine-tingling films within the eerie confines of this former prison.

This year's screenings are set to take place on Wednesday, October 30th and Friday, November 1st, offering a thrilling mix of family-friendly frights and classic horror that will make your blood run cold!

Screening Schedule:

  • Hocus PocusWednesday, October 30th at 7:00 PM
    A beloved family favorite, join the Sanderson sisters for a magical evening that will enchant audiences of all ages!

  • The Conjuring (18+)Wednesday, October 30th at 9:30 PM
    Prepare to be terrified as the story of paranormal investigators Ed and Lorraine Warren comes to life in one of the most chilling horror films of the last decade.

  • Hocus PocusFriday, November 1st at 7:00 PM
    Back by popular demand! Another chance to enjoy this Halloween staple with your family in the spooky setting of Cork City Gaol.

  • Halloween (1978) 18+Friday, November 1st at 9:30 PM
    Finish your spooky season with the film that started it all. John Carpenter’s iconic slasher film will have you gripping your seat as the haunting score echoes through the stone walls of the Gaol.

This Halloween Movie Series is not just about great films—it's about immersing yourself in the chilling atmosphere of one of Cork's most legendary landmarks. The Cork City Gaol, with its towering stone walls, labyrinthine corridors, and history steeped in mystery, promises to add an extra layer of fear and excitement to your cinema experience. Picture yourself watching a classic horror film as the wind howls through the darkened cells, with the distant echoes of past prisoners adding to the spine-tingling atmosphere.

Why watch a scary movie anywhere else?

We guarantee that Cork City Gaol will be the spookiest place to be this Halloween season! So gather your bravest friends and family, and join us for an unforgettable night of frights and thrills. 

Tickets & Additional Information:

About Cork City Gaol
Once housing some of Ireland’s most notorious criminals, Cork City Gaol is now a museum and event venue offering visitors a chance to step back in time and explore the history of Cork’s penal system. Its eerie and atmospheric surroundings make it a popular location for tours, events, and film screenings—especially around Halloween!

Don't miss out on this extraordinary Halloween movie event—where the setting may just be scarier than the films themselves!